Union Pacific Gets a Black Eye in New York Market
The New York market shows Union Pacific sliding to 471 amid broad weakness in shares and speculation about insiders offloading stock. Boston buyers remain long on U P, with shorting available. Key changes include declines in Atchison and Burlington stocks and a sharp turn in New England and related telegraph lines. the market also notes a November land sale comparison and calls for Clark’s management view at the upcoming meeting.
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Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Union Pacific
New York
Boston
U. P
Kansas
Union
Flint
Pere Marquette Common
Marquette
Houghton
Ontonagon
Pullman
Atlantic and Pacific
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Clark
Clark Management. the Journal
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American Bell Telephone
Mexican Telephone
Erie
Lowell Courier
American Bell
Bell
New England Company
Bell Company
Erie Company
Consolidated Pacific
Bodie
Whitehill Gold and Silver Mining Company
Mining Board
Arkansas
Prospect Mountain
Leadville
Colorado
George Armstrong
F. W. Bryant
New Bedford
Hon
Roberts Tarr
Cee
Edward A. Freeman
Er, Jr
East Medway
C. B. Kene
Oston
William Armstrong
Ae. Whitehill
Col
E. A. Freeman
Inc
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Lexington
Big Sandy
Kentucky Central
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Ohio
Mississippi
Montreal
Finance Department
Bath
Knox and Lincoln Railroad
J.T. Berry
Rockland
Edmund Wilson
Thomaston
F. H. Low
C. A. Coombs
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pittsburg
Wells Station
New England Railroad Club
Oregon and Transcontinental Company
West Shore
Yneré
Tional Bank
South
Ado National Rockland Bank
Airhland Street Railway Co
South Boston
H RR R
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Poston Belting Co
Connecticut and Passumpsic RR
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B&a
Putman Gas Light Vo
Putnam
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City of Cincinnati
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Toledo &S
Leavenworth
Topeka
Southwestern
Atchison
Santa Fe & K
Toledo
Delphos
Burlington R R
Southeastern Division, Inc
Market Notes on Commodities and Dry Goods
A broad read of market items shows steady to unchanged prices across alcohol, ashes, beeswax, broomcorn, cement, candles, coal, coffee, cordage, cotton, drugs and dyes, and dry goods. Cotton futures fluctuate with firm spot prices and large speculation, while foreign and domestic cement, coal and chemical markets exhibit muted activity and modest price shifts.
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Cambridge
Boston
Philadelphia
Rosendale
Palatine
Cumberland
Clearfield
Rio
Java
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Laguayra
Manila
American Russia
Litg
Tilkee
Upland
Gulf
Gambier
England
St Domingo
Lima
Sapan Woou
Prices of Market Beef and Cattle in New England Trade
Market data shows varied prices across regions with beef, store cattle, sheep and lambs, hides, and dairy byproducts. Numerous consignments list per head and per weight values, with notes on export trades, Western states stock, and local firming prices amid light Western supply and steady demand.
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Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
New York
Watertown
Boston
Lowell
Albany
Fitchburg
Eastern
New England
Brighton
E A Hollis
J G
Littlefield
Breck & Wood
H A Wilcox
R Barrett
W Melory
Dow & Moulton
Aldrich & Johnson
J B Gordon
J O Sanborn
Eastman & Beckford
C Philbrook
H Hancocek
A B Edwards
M P Whalen
Manchester
J Coolidge
BS Hastings
C P Burke
W Skinner
H N Jenne
C H Kidder
L W Sniper
French
W G Townsend
J Engrem
M G Flanders
W Ricker
L H Kettles
S H Eldred
Hall & Seaver
Sargent & Turner
A Worthen
J H Thomas
Capt Boynton
W A Farnham
FS Kimball
G B Evans
G H Sprigg
Piper & Pond
Massachusetts
G F Burcher
J S Henry
Scattering
J Cawley
J Shirley
W Fisher
B Hurlbert
K E Smith
W Dempsey
Western
Monroe
Hollis & Co
Stetson & Eames
Farrell & McFlynn
J C Kelly
Caunada
F Gosselyn
W Mercy
E Smith
1 B Sargent
Hird
States
Glasgow
J A Hathaway
A N Monroe
Palestine
Liverpool
Stoeckholm City
London
Virginian
R W Brown
Libby & Brown
Morse & Flint
Jie
J. C. Libby
A P Libby
J H Yogg
W H Webster
J C. Libby
W W Hall
Glee
A Rv Libby
P W Thompson
C E Libby
J © Libby
Morseley
F A Coolidge
J C Littlefield
New Hampshire
J B Sargent
M Pike
M P Whalton
N K Campbell
Fairbankset
St. Johnsbury
St Learnard
W Meloy
I B Sargent
Eldred
Chicago
Gable
Pbs
Sige
Farrell & Mefigan
AN Monroe
Hollis
J D Hosmer
J C Libby
F H Coolidge & Son
Markets by Telegraph Dec 10 wide-ranging grain and commodity notes
Inland markets show mixed tone with New York cotton steady and flour in buyers’ favor while Chicago and St Louis portends tighter demand for wheat and pork. Reports include prices for cotton, flour, corn, oats, rye, barley, pork and lard, plus receipts and ship shortages across major hubs.
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Charleston
Savannah
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Western
South America
Liverpool
Comsmon
Chicago
ST Louis
Albany
Brighton
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Toledo
Detroit
Michigan
Grand Junction Railroad
Providence Railroad
Old Colony Railroad
New York and
New
Fitchburg Railroad
Lowell
Peabody, Selem
Bosten
European Markets and Commodities Report From London and Liverpool
London markets show consolidations in bonds with Consols at 99 percent and various rail and canal stocks mixed. Commercial notes report quiet but steady wheat and corn movement, with UK imports of wheat and four and corn rising recently. Liverpool prices list winter wheat, spring wheat, California average, and corn, together with pork, bacon, lard, cheese and tallow values, plus cotton prices and futures directions for December through May.
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Inas
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Amerean
Imports at Boston and ports list coded cargoes and ships
The report catalogs cargo and consignors across ports including GRAND MANAN and IQUIQUE with schooners Mary Doane Lockout Magellan and others carrying herring, nitrate, wool, goat skins, coffee, coal, and cotton. Entries name captains, firms, and cargo amounts such as 13 350 boxes smoked herring and 9673 bags nitrate of soda.
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Grand Manan
N B
Mary Doane
Foreign Exports From Canadian and Atlantic Ports
A compiled list from several ports shows shipments including glassware lumber stoves castings leather and sacks, vast quantities of apples onions and canned goods, and foodstuffs such as flour, mackerel, beef, herring, and sugar. Vessels include Stockholm City Meteghan Willie A Adelia John Millard and Mary F Kimball.
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London
Eng
Stockholm City
Meteghan
Willie A
Clementsport
Adelia
ST Pierre
Mart
Friendship
Sing Mary
Kimball
Bridgewater
N S
John Millard
Eastern Railroad Stockholders and Directors Meeting Notes
The annual meetings of Eastern railroad stockholders and certificate holders were held in the city with harmonious conduct and vote tallies for directors. Boston and Maine and New York Providence and Boston railways reports show earnings trends, proposed bond issues, and director elections amid broader railroad industry notes from Providence and Lawrence sessions.
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Eastern Railroad Company
Meionaoin
Joshua Crane
Arthur Sewall
Nathaniel Ropes
W. E. L. Dilloway
Charles Wheeler
Frank Jones
Portsmouth
N. H
Samuel C. Lawrence
Medford
George 8S. Morrison
New York
Richard Olney
Boston
Jacob C. Ers
Peabody
Bath
C. F. R. Reading
Jonus II
Boston and Maine
Boston and Maine Railroad
Lawrence
President Lord
Solomon EB. Lincoln
George C. Lord
Newton
Nathaniel G. White
Amos Paul
South Newmarket
Nathaniel J. Lindlee
Jas. R. Nichols
Haverhill
William S. Stevens
Dover
Joseph 3
Licker
Joe Me
Samuel ©. Lawrence
Mr. Lincoln
Boston and Maine and Eastern Railways
N. G. White
R. W. Willey
Andover
Providence
New York, Providence and Boston Railway
Samuel D. Babcock
New York City
J. Boorman Johnson
D. S. Babcock
George M. Miller
William P. Dixon
Henry Howard
Coventry
Nathan F. Dixon
Westerly
R. I
Robert Knight
N. F. Dixon
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Financial Troubles Hit Banks and Businesses Coast to Coast
Wilkinson Bros bankers of Syracuse face large liabilities with $590000 capital and assets. A tide of attachments and failures spreads from Plympton Massachusetts to Providence Rhode Island and beyond. Local creditors weigh losses while firms such as Fidler Bros Fessenden and Leimbach Bros face insolvency. Bohemian Mortgage Company and banks seek movement to avert wider collapse.
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Rhode Island and Massachusetts Railroad Company
Providence
Jonathan Chace
George L. Littlefield
H. Conant
James P. Ray
Darius Goff
Joseph G. Ray
Edgar K. Ray
A. B. Chace
Jesse Boynton
Wilkinson Bros
Syracuse Fair
John Flynn
Plympton
Mass
William C. Hawes
Revere
F. J. Felt
Lewiston
Frank P. Sposedo
Grocer
Windham
John K. Harris
Carpenter
R. L
Parshley & Walker
Rochester
N. H
Fidler Bros. & Fessenden
R. I
William A. Brown
South Norwalk
Conn
M. J. Dugan
Waterbury
M. A. Todd
Hartford
Thomas Benway
Windsor Locks
A. P. Stockwell
John T. McGinness
Buffalo
N. Y
Whitford Harrington
C. M. CG
Cook & Son
Lansing
Mich
Theodore Hornbrook
Powhatan Point
Charles W. Lucius
Cincinnati
John M. Foster
Vienna
Bohemian Mortgage Company
National
Suffolk County
George W. Huntoon
Hubert S. Fall
Kenry F. Leonard
John W. Hendrick
Massachusetts Reformatory Proclamation Establishes Concord Site
Gov Robinson proclaims the Massachusetts reformatory established in Concord buildings after Boston prison was established, dedicating all lands and structures owned by the commonwealth in Concord to the reformatory for use by courts and officials. Proclamation by Henry B. Peirce, Secretary of the Commonwealth.
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Boston
Massachusetts Reformatory
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Henry B. Peirce
The
Arkansas Ex-Treasurer Bond Deficit Hit By Bond Erasures
In the state v T J Churchill ex state treasurer Chancellor Carroll ruled both bonds are vitiated due to erasure of Radcliffe from the first term bond and Wanger from the third term bond without other sureties consent. Special master reports Churchill defaulted by 90600 dollars, all but 3000 from first and third terms, leaving only the second term bond sureties liable.
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Little Rock
Ark
T. J. Churchill
Carroll
T. D. Radcliffe
F. J. Wanger
Churchill
Diaz administration acts approved by Congress in Mexico
The Diaz administration begins with congressional approval for tax stamp reform and cutting excess government staff. Journalists await remaining payments from post office drafts. General Pacheco, minister under Gonzalez, is offered a senior cabinet post in Diaz’s government.
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México
Galveston
Diaz
Congress
Pacheco
Gonzalez
Freeman Clark nuptials in Boston by Rey WC High
On December 1 at Boston, Joseph M Freeman wed Ellen Clark as announced by Rey WC High. Also on December 2 at Lawrence, William L Reed married Meribel Philprick. Earlier in Lawrence on November 29 Owen Sayler wed Ann D Hooper under Boston auspices.
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Rey
Obituary notices from Boston area December entries
A sequence of death notices from Dec 6 to Dec 9 lists multiple individuals by surname and location including Bet Boston Edward W Bergen 54 Charlestown District Dec 8 Mary Burke 37 South Boston Dec 6 Cunningham Alice 36 South Boston Dec 6 Seven PAL teas Ellen F Griffin mi LIS Hingham Mary Gray wife of John Ollis Dec 9 Lilly Rowe Ann 30 Boston Dec 7 Limond John 45 Boston Dec 6 Mullen Joanna 2 East Boston Dec 7 Peterson Louisa 81 4 months Boston Dec 9 Rivers Anna 60 Boston Dec 7 Trask Lucy 79 Fayville formerly Charlestown Dec 9 Whalen Maria 62 Roxbury Dec 8 Willis George RK USN boatswain Worcester Dec 7.
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Edward W Bergen
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Mary Burke
Cunningham
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Alice Cunningham
Ellen F Griffin
Lis
Hingham
Mary Gray
John Ollis
Lilly
Rowe Ann Lilly
Limond
John Limond
Mullen
Joanna Mullen
Peterson
Louisa Peterson
Rivers
Anna Rivers
Trask
Fayville
Mass
Lucy Trask
Whalen
Roxbury
Maria
Thomas Whalen
Willis
Worcester
George RK Willis
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